Re: Kony 2012
Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2012 1:56 pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DO73Ese25Y&sns=fb
Shame it hasn't had millions of charity money making it impressive like the Kony video.
KEY POINTS SHE RAISES
1.She is Ugandan, when she went back there 2 years ago, Al Qaeda caused trouble, not Kony's people.
2. Why are they there? Why do international operations need to be there? Been happening since 2008 and he's not been found?
3. MOST IMPORTANTLY. Her parents fled Uganda during the time of Kony's reign. They think he's dead, as do quite a few people.
So, now we must ask: why are they promoting this video? It's 20 years since Kony's army formed, they're defending someone equally as bad (Ugandan national army) and masking Al Qaeda's activity there.
On a further note, http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... -film.html
Makes you think maybe they do want more conflict?
Somalia issues are still ongoing since 1990.....why isn't that worth dealing with? The famine issues......something we can prove IS CURRENTLY happening and can do something about. What about Syria? What about child traficking in Mexico? What about all these other crimes? Just wait while i make a charity and spend a third of the proceeds travelling around the world, making my son famous and making some nice pretty videos. I agree if he is alive he needs to be made accountable for his actions, but you cannot honestly say (as invisible children imply) that these 100 american military ADVISORS are the ones stopping Kony from attacking.
Shame it hasn't had millions of charity money making it impressive like the Kony video.
KEY POINTS SHE RAISES
1.She is Ugandan, when she went back there 2 years ago, Al Qaeda caused trouble, not Kony's people.
2. Why are they there? Why do international operations need to be there? Been happening since 2008 and he's not been found?
3. MOST IMPORTANTLY. Her parents fled Uganda during the time of Kony's reign. They think he's dead, as do quite a few people.
So, now we must ask: why are they promoting this video? It's 20 years since Kony's army formed, they're defending someone equally as bad (Ugandan national army) and masking Al Qaeda's activity there.
On a further note, http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... -film.html
Makes you think maybe they do want more conflict?
Somalia issues are still ongoing since 1990.....why isn't that worth dealing with? The famine issues......something we can prove IS CURRENTLY happening and can do something about. What about Syria? What about child traficking in Mexico? What about all these other crimes? Just wait while i make a charity and spend a third of the proceeds travelling around the world, making my son famous and making some nice pretty videos. I agree if he is alive he needs to be made accountable for his actions, but you cannot honestly say (as invisible children imply) that these 100 american military ADVISORS are the ones stopping Kony from attacking.
